DIY Serpentine Belt Replacement 2023 Toyota Corolla
The Mechanic OC · 1K views · 2:43
Skill Level
BeginnerTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$0–50Equipment
Toyota Corolla 2019-2024Permit Required
NoTools Needed
socket set, wrench, belt tension toolThis video shows you how to replace the serpentine drive belt on your 2019-2024 Toyota Corolla. Whether you have the 2.0L Dynamic Force engine or the 1.8L Hybrid, the serpentine belt is a critical component that drives your alternator and water pump. Over time, these belts develop cracks and glazing that can lead to a squeaky engine or a sudden breakdown. We’ll show you how to safely release the tensioner and route the new belt in minutes.
This repair was done on a 2023 Toyota Corolla SE 2.0L Sedan and the process is the same or similar on the following vehicles:
2019 Toyota Corolla
2020 Toyota Corolla
2021 Toyota Corolla
2022 Toyota Corolla
2023 Toyota Corolla
2024 Toyota Corolla
(Also applies to 2018+ Camry Hybrid and 2019+ RAV4 Hybrid)
Tools you will need:
14mm Long Pattern Wrench or Serpentine Belt Tool (to rotate the tensioner)
10mm Socket (if removing the engine cover or plastic splash shield)
3/8" Drive Ratchet
New Serpentine Belt (2.0L Engine: Toyota Part # 90916-A2035)
New Serpentine Belt (1.8L Hybrid: Toyota Part # 90916-A2034)
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